Teacher’s Day: Every year on 5th September Teacher’s Day is celebrate with great fanfare. This is the day when everyone expresses their feelings towards their Guru in different ways and expresses their gratitude and respect.
History and importance of Teacher’s Day
A teacher is the lamp of every person’s life. Who works to lead him from the darkness of ignorance to the light of knowledge. Every year on 5 September, the first Vice President and former President of India, who was awarde the Bharat Ratna. Dr. Teacher’s Day is celebrate in India on the occasion of Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan’s birth anniversary.
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Here teachers are given the status of God. After all, why not shine a light on a society which is playing such an important role in nation building. With their dedication and hard work, many teachers have given a new shape and direction to the future of students. Let us introduce you today to the history and significance of this day.
History of Teachers Day
Teacher’s Day was organize for the first time in 1962. At this time Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan assumed the post of Vice President of India. Overwhelmed by his achievement, his students approached him with a request to celebrate his birthday i.e. 5th September as a special day. Seeing this, he talked about creating Teacher’s Day not only for himself but in honor of all the teachers of the country. Since then, Teachers’ Day is celebrate on this day every year.
Importance of Teachers Day
Teacher’s Day is specially celebrated to show love and respect towards teachers. Various programs are organize on this day in various educational institutions including schools, colleges and universities. Everyone seems to express their feelings in their own way. Even those who have completed their school-college and reached high positions today do not forget to remember their teachers on this day. This is the best day to express gratitude towards a teacher and the life lessons learned from him.
